Research reading 098 / Actors / 2025
Modeling Air Combat Behavior for Simulation-Based Pilot Training: A Survey of Machine Learning Approaches
Source authors: Andreas Strand; Patrick Ribu Gorton; Karsten Brathen
Originally published in IEEE Access · 2025
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Modeling Air Combat Behavior for Simulation-Based Pilot Training: A Survey of Machine Learning Approaches
Andreas Strand; Patrick Ribu Gorton; Karsten Brathen
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Surveys machine-learning approaches to synthetic behavior in simulation-based pilot training. Useful for actor requirements and limitations in constructed scenarios.
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Its military context limits direct applicability to civilian flight schools; no tactical implementation is supplied here.
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Andreas Strand; Patrick Ribu Gorton; Karsten Brathen (2025). Modeling Air Combat Behavior for Simulation-Based Pilot Training: A Survey of Machine Learning Approaches. IEEE Access, 13, 113666-113685. https://doi.org/10.1109/access.2025.3580279
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